Strontium
/ˈstrɑːntiəm,ˈstrɑːnʃiəm/noun
A soft, silver-white, metallic element often used in fireworks and flares for its bright red color when burning.
The bright red color in the fireworks is due to the use of strontium.
Often appears as...
- strontium salts
- strontium carbonate
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noun
A soft, silver-white, metallic element often used in fireworks and flares for its bright red color when burning.
The bright red color in the fireworks is due to the use of strontium.
Often appears as...
- strontium salts
- strontium carbonate
Usage tips
Technical
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Pro Tip 1/3Scientific Usage
Strontium is commonly discussed in chemistry and related fields.
Strontium is in group 2 of the periodic table.
Pro Tip 2/3Visual Clue
Strontium is known for the distinct red flame it produces, helpful in identifying the element.
Chemists can identify strontium by its red flame in a flame test.
Pro Tip 3/3Health Context
Strontium can be radioactive and dangerous, frequently discussed in health or environmental contexts.
Radioactive strontium from nuclear fallout raises health concerns.
Compare with
bariumberylliumcalciumlithiummagnesiumpotassiumradiumsodium
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found that the trace elements like strontium iron magnesium and other elements that are in the calcium carbonate they said exactly the same propulsions as in the patina in a Joe
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